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They CosId,n. Agree.

MI O.. u a
The jury before whom the case OF
Lewis-indietnent for ,. murder
tried. was at noon to-day discharged;
the members, OF that body being unable
to agree upon verdict. Tue case was
ten days on trial being submitted at
noon yesterday. -
IL is learped that from the very first.
the jury was about equally divided be-
tween conviction and acquittaI and so
renIuihed to ths Isst. = 1fIr !.
The Post Lauriats to Her Royal
HignLess. the Piute Princess, was sum.
Donsd in the ysnire, aud being one Of
the twelve who for "a hours, wrestled
with the complex problem of the, de-.
PENDANTS guilt Or ipnocsnos, in the fol.
lowing r, thmical sffpsion recorded the
,unaIterabls situations: s4 y,,s E..-.G
s Six to six ia the way we stand. =
Firm M u rock in every man. tTy
s,gy, Qnite convinced Is every mind.
None 70 change are At'nli lincIined.
go Hix ray no. and viz cay yesar52 a.t.
'@1fHt Aid hat'a the Why the, matter rests.
.,sil Another Jury viii ,iry your case, -
For ife, yon'n run another race. .
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iIndIaa H,oliaity.

Wednesday afternoon one-arm Jim,
convicted 81 the murder Of Andrew Kin
hssar q Willow Greek in August 1896.
was taken INTO court 70 have day des-,
ignatsd fot executing The sentence. He
thdiataIn>d the game stolid Indifference
az 70, his fate that he did during the
trial, and seemed fl no mAursr affected
when the court ofdSrsd the sentence
berstoforS rendered In bis case to be
executed The toburs appoihted We'd
nesday, Jahnary IS, 1889, d. the day
for hts execntiop. II Silver State.
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Reinhart has just received a large
stock of clothing which will re- sold at
prices thut will astonish you. There is
no need of anyone going thinIy clad
when, you can get IL good overcoat at any
price from $7np. Take a. .Ioot at the
immense stock and you will be sure to
find something that will suit you both in
quality and price. 1913 1w
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RTand.

Many Of our citizens wiz remember,
to- tho smonntr Of dollar or two; D.
nonsdlo beagar who stopped llers a few
days L,st.Sppmsr and under the guiss
9! Munster Of The Gospel shsossded
In raising quite . lilsle sung Of mon. >
and then ;ionIniedt lysatxard ~, The
Rev = AfoFgan wss appoiptsd BY Rev.
De La Matysto tho biisrgs AZ Trackss.
but ii appears hs did not ss,p icbe IL
his new asld Es will bss seem from tbs
FLOWING extract. Her. Porter received
q letltf from NM % Ls aGntyr dated
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Z II 3y15 Eurska.c 8.

The motto Of California means, I.
have found ut. Only IN that land Of
sunshine, where the orange, lemon,
olive, fig and grape bloom and ripep.
and 'sttai1 theiryhighsst perfection in
mid-Winter, are the herbs aud gum
found, that. ara used In that PLEASANT
remedy for all throat and lung troubles.
SANTk ABLE the ruler Of coughs,
asthma and consumption. Mr.. F. r.
Mailer has 0Bsepa appointed agent for
this valuable California remedy, and
sells Il under q guarantee at ST. bottle.
Tires for 80 so.
. AThc'fAElPORNIA CAr-R-CURR,
the only guaranteed cure tor catarrh, -
by hdSg, ~ 1GsHiWaa
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.jass Receivsd

Over two hundred new samples for
custom made Fail aud Winter Clothing.
Ifyou want a fine suit OF clothes made
to order. latest in style, perfect in fit,
best in qnaiity and cheapest in price,
come aud look at my samples. You
oah't help being suited 81
@ a III. REINHARr.
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Hold Your HOrSexI

Stop at Morgan's Blacksmith shop
where you can get horse shoeinR,
wagon requiring aud alt kinds ,of black
Sn'ithing 'd9nSpn, short notice. Salts
fl 'tion guaranteed M to qualify of
work aud price.
L. E. MonaAN.
p S.25 .... ~.
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NAn AkaeEaseaCuFs.,

:, Tho ORIGINAL AB1RTINs OINTMENT IA
only put up IN large. two-ounos Tin boxes, and
. 81 absolute cure for. old aor0s burns,
wounds, chsppsd hands. sn1 u. skin erup-
ttopS., WIN positively cure all Kinds Of yiiss.
AK FOR tho ORIGINAL ABIRT1NE ONT
aMgST. Bold, By 2. Muller - As eeaAs, pr
o. ~ Msii - cen .,
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Mention this paper.

Having located in Etko. am pre-
pared to hll orders 70 Painting, Grain
ing and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco.
r"t'onS a speciulty. All work first
Class. Leave orders at the INDEpEsp.
- 70 60 . - - CT. HARVEY;
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DESCRIPTION.

About STA feet in height; weight l75
or 100 pounds; Hge about Sc years !;
black hair; very heavy black nioustache;
dark complexion; very Hight blue eyes;
wsass No. or 61 boot; has q habit Of
keeping his hands in his pockets. When
lasE seen bad on q light suit Of Clothes
aud broad brin, white hat.
W. T. O'NEIL.
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Having resumed the management OF
this popular Hotel, 1 desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good accommodations at ren-
sonabls prices will be maintained.
HE BAR
Wl'h DO stocked with, fine Wines,
Liquors aud Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gailon.l Give the Hum
boldt call.
9l2 10. LANa.
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For Sale.

Stationary Engine Boiler, Blower and
other fixtures that have besn used FORTY
days in Stunning a 40 ton furnace.
This machinery is at Wells under cover
and in good order. Apply to g.
+. r. HARDEsFY.
~ = ,g,~-,,~, Wells, New
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sr.st'$its-L.,9A Gt SIS l -s.3s 9,T.G
Last night gave US . taste Of genuine
Winter, che theimomotsf registering 16
degrees below zero.
We know q lawyer who never says to
himself. II guess ia better not have
smother glass;" without charging him
self 81 for tho advice. But it is many
years since no said it and his lawyers
bill is very light ons. Z,
The Appeal boasts that only about
$1,000 went delinquent in Ormsby
county where the assessment reaches
$4,000. This is certainly a good
showing, but in Elko county where the
assessment reaches some $4,000 there
remain less than $500 delinquent on the
ear roll. 30
Ali kinds Of job worR done neatly aud
promptly &ith-new aud stylish type, at
the IxDEpENDENr office. The nest ad-
Yertiaiug medium in Eastern. Nevada is
the Daily and Weekly INDEPENDENT.
Advertisers have tho advantage of the
" columns Of both at very reasonable
rates. A limited amount Of space can
ba spared, sRpd first come frst served.
DR.. Michael Cahill, Of San Francisco,
believes he has invented scheme by
which with Captive" balloon connec-
ted with the earth by an electric cable
no can tap the upper regions of the air
aud bring downrlip in unlimited guam
uty atwill. He has applied for pat
ent aud experiments are to be MAIDS .as
soon as practicable.
"D0nt be Ii fool, my dear" Eemon
stEated q husband TO his, wife,, who was
letting her jaw swing loose in the
breeze.
2 II won't, Mr.. Jenkins. WON'T, she
snswered; people wouldn't know ne
: apart.ifl did" ..g.55r3 .ssyfaA
He went right down town. Mer-
chant Traveller.
- II. H. RidllsbSrger, Readjuster SEN
Atce from Virginia, in discussing the
political situation in &he State KGid:
mo, the result in Virginia was no sur
ptise to me. We were licked fair and
square It was Mahone aud his meth
ods thnt defeated the Republicans. His
management of the canvass and his
Abandonment Of the only issues with
which we could have won, made it i'm
possible for the Republicans to reply to
the Democratic stump speakers
Frank T. Northey, the condemned
jury. fxer, had the pleasure OF spending
Thanksgiving day as Ban Quentin.
dressed in u new striped suit. He was
taken over TO Ids future residence last
Wednesday and entered on the prison
register us No. 12.756. On the way to
tue pen he WAS positively jpbilant. He
laughed. chattsd' pleasantly and amused
his companions with funny stories, but
after donning his prison suit his hilari-
ty left him aud he seemed quiet and
thoughtful. - 7'3''
Breyet Brigadier General Randolph
Il. Marcy died ut Orange IN j.. Tues.
day. lite OLD soldier was 76 years of
sge, and his death is ascribed to. gener
al debility. He was in a feeble condi.
ton long before fears were entertained
ofths, death, Of his ,son.in Inv, George
u. Mcclellan. Marcy was breyetsd
Brigadier. General March 3, 1866, for
gallant ana msritorious setsices on the
q asld during the rebellioh, and was re-.
sireda .. his request, ysnpar5 2, 1854
after forty year q of service. gg1,.
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NOTICE.

T1HE UNDERSIGNED IS PRE-.
i pared to transact all kinds OF
Land Business and secure titles to all
kinds iof entries either ut ths U. s.
bahd Office ut Eureka. State Land
Office at Carson or u. g.. General
Lend Office at Washington. Also pre-.
pnred TO draw Wills, Mortgages. DeedS.
Contracts and Articles Disagreement.
JOHN. s. MAYHUGH. a., -, F..
s.3s k gEx U. s. Land Register.
Elko. NDy. ~. Linz
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ONLY FORTY CENTS

In postage stamps for a new Nishh pla-
ted Stem Winder and Stem Settle r
Watch, just patented Address ROY
JACKSON, Box Is, 311 East 1O4,h
Street. N. Y. City. ----
Mention this paper.
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FIFTY GENTS PER WEEK,


All Glasses 81 Legitimate Ad.
SeFfiSSuAan10.RO4 ExceeAlnE Ten
E1neS aIOe1Sea u IAAis CSlGaa
fer Fifty Cents = Week.
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81 600 lsEwAMD.

I will pay the above reward for the
arrest and conviction Of one, Joe Bolton,
charged with an Assault With Iu.snt to
Kill. /. "a, ,,9h, AKA MTng
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Persons calling for any Of tie above
letters win please say advertised"
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- TtRhte, etc., fDF the UnIted btdLyS, 80
% Obteiu patents in CasadA, England, Francs,
s ~ .ss ,So" s Ss:u
.s,s .s;'!s End s sss1
Fuasonabie. No charge for sxAfntp Soa ef MODELS
or dvewipEs Adyice ny ths!l tree ~
ifG xSlE ,wsioS so
TSs saysssssss q such notice ffsF ssssHeess..
F6ls fssss end kplsraidlz iilussrsssd Newspaper
adiniilSd e. be the best paper DEVOTED 10 ecisuse
Iueohanjoe, invsnlioaA q, eueipeegjHG works. aud
SthsT, dspsEtEasnts ofstpAustttsl prqStess. pab-
ne I'D Ia any oountTy. IL contains the Names Of
0 psssntsss and title % svsry invention patented
as9A gssS Tn Y forf r1p9 s.fa i0r ens ee'A'
TX yog ksys an Inysn.ioa te patent write "
Nunn b Co. pubiiAhe!s Of soisRtiHe AsnsEiesp-
:. ikss4SSee ;sssi Passass nslleA bee !.
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Maurice Lyons, Cherry Greek; Amos
Hood. Chas Stoker, Bullion; Octto
Boctzcl, Eureka;J p EdoR, Oakland.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GEN HORN -RArtlett i OstteioLsr
.''rt" t7"r -.-s..-. @ y IL
Proprietor
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J B Hauck, 8 F; Jas Nutters, Tnsca-
rora; P Hanson, We.is; TT Brennan,
Deeth.
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ttaS AFTEFfVn
DEPor HofEL-clark 4 Green Proprie.
IS, cgg g, tors.
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q. ~ no r3THnYs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

WTANTED-A GIRL TO WASH
LUNCH ROOM, Fourteenth and Market streets. :
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cont were found 10 have been intemper.
ate. and Of the motheg over elghty.tvo
per cent. w sf,s,s' Ef.l l&5F
Mr.. Tyler holds with the Is7ElLlaES.
CIR that tho "land question" has really
thus far very little to do with poverty in
the country. He says: "
As 10 the land question the conditions
beyond the Atlantic are very different
from the gtate OF affairs In our own favored
land. In England, Tor instance, only one
person In twenty Ia an owner Of land, In
Scotland one In twenty-five, and In Ire
land one in soventy.nine. In England
forty.aeven lend.holders own 3,222,5
acres, IN average Of GS.522 acres each.
Twenty.seyen land.holders own 6, ll3, 500
acres, an average Of 20l, $40 acres each.
In an elaborate article by Mr.. Charles
Maclaren, the object Of which Ia to take a
comprehensive survey OF the American
Continent In Its physical, moral and polit.
ical relations, he saya that a population oil
17G 900 900 spread over the territories o!
the United States and Canada would only
afford an average Of forty persons to each
square mile, about one.gaventh part Of
the density which England now exhibils.
He silirms that II the natural resources oil
America were in!ly developed 1t would
afford bustena1ca to 5000, 900, 900 OF poo.
pie, q number, he thinks, nearly FIVE times
tho entire mass OF human beings now ex'
isting upon tho globe! Anti.sin is luhat Il
needed. Tho precspts Of the New Teata
ment are sufficient, Moral depravlty II
the cause Of the paupsrism which curses .
portion OF our people. They have a fall
chance, but decline to use the opportu
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The Anti-poverty Society.

The ISTELLidEScER has recently had Its
Say on this subjec. and has taken the
ground that Notwithstanding all fine spun
theories on the subject of poverty it is
very much An individual anair-an affair
for which in vast multitude Of csses the
poor themselves sro manly rcsponsibls.
We, observe thst the subject is being
quite freely diRcuencd in after quarters,
and that the Vows put forth by this paper
are extensively held. For instance, the
Ne,p York Tribune Gays: Gas to the ways
OF abolishing poverty, while there have
been plenty Of experiments, come Of them
wild enough, no man has ever discovered
any process half SO cure .s tho practice Of
industry and thrift"
The 1NrELLlGENoER's recipe was indus.
try, economy and soJriety. We like this
better than the mere formula Of "indus-
try and thrift" "a prescribed by tho 7ri.
bp9. = 9,rs3
Tho Rev. B. 3. Tyler, Of New York, has
q letter on tho "Anti.royerty Society"
movement in the last issue Of the Christian
Standard, that ia we'll worth reading.
From the statiatlcs o; poverty alduced BY
him We quote as follows:
Ten years ago tho klmshouaes Of thu
Stale Of New York were carefully inspect.
cd, and nearly ten thousand OF their in.
mates personally interviewed. Few were
found who had ever owned real estate or
any other property, the vast majority con.
Teasing to idle ana ahiitless bsbits in early
lie, with little or no thought regarding
the future. Thilty.two per cent could
neither read nor write; fifteen per cen:
could only read; twepty-four per cent
could read and write, and only thirty per
cent had received only d fair common
school education. Twcnty.ono per cent
had been laborers; thirty per cent domes-
tics; only six per cent farmers; fourteen
per cent mechanics; two per cent had
been engaged in mercantile, and one per
cent in professional pursuits. Elghty.tvo
per cent OF the mon had been intemper-
ate forty.two per cent among the women;
and average Of sixty.two and a,quarter
uer cent. OF the fathers OF these ten
thousand inmates, flity.6ve and a half per
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a New Liar In the Grcnt southwcs


Not long since their wac 4 hair-rsising
story in the newspapers about the gallant
behavior Of one Walter Ridgley, who went
to the cid oil commercial tourist to cave
him from the imposition OF ierryman in
the neishborhopd OF Texarkana. There
was little ffacas and Ridgely did aome
shooting. Before he waa through he was
compelled to kill seven members O! Ger
tain family of Murphys. Ridee!y WAS de-
acrlbed as g col!ega.bred younester from
the east, who had cast his lot On the Dor
der and become o crack shos AID the
friend Of the frieudless. s6.
The utary d,st appeared in the st. Louie
Republican, AID travelled fast. Some doubt
baing thrown on it, the Republican made
inquiries, resulting in subs,antiation by
BONE Of tho "best citizors' Of Texarkara.
Five travelling men sent to tho Chicago
Tribune An appeal to the fraternity in the
United States to forward twenty-five cents
esCh for msdal, watch or other fitting
testimonial to the chivslrou1 Walter
Ridg!oy.
The Tribune received S27S 80. and might
have received more, il 1t had not sent it's
own special representative to Texarkana
to make q further effort to get at the fscts.
The Tribune representative found thst
Walter Ridgely and hia ueven
dead Murphys and the commercial
traveller and tho ferryman we're all the
children OF the fertile Imagination OF one
Weeks, the Republicans correspondent al
Texarkans. But this was not 90 remarks
bic as the coryobora.ing testimony Weeks
WAS able to produce. Merchants, local
officials, even the postmaster declared
tho story to be true. When tho Tribune
mau GOT to the bottom OF the thing, the
good people Of Texarkana laughed at him
aal explained that they had promised
Weeks to staud by him.
Texa,kana may be without past or
present, but it ought to hive glorioua
though brief future. No Alabama boom
liar has shown auch talent; aud Hith a
community Of liars banded together Tor 8
common purpose, Texarksna ought to be
able to work boom that would be mem
oreble. 'lF u.s.
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Che ?QntelliIQ,e,trfm
WHEELING, W. VA. MAY II. 1887.
Or, mcuIynn'. View of Ills Case.


DR.. McGlynn ID fond oil saying that he
Is atill, and expects to remain always, a
Catholic and o Catholic priest he has
been long enough in full fellowship with
the Catholic church to know. what he is
talking about, and yet wo venture the
opinion tina. no Ia resting under deln.
sion. A Catholic ho may continue TO
consider himself, bnt II he will not sub
nit to the authority Of tho church, nsit is
attempted to be exercised by his superb.
ors, no can no moro DO a Catholic priest
than any Hottentot III his native wild
neRo.
To be Catholic priest, and yet defy
tho authority OF the Church, would DO an
anomaly indeed. As we understand the
case, Dr., McGiynn ia not now permitted
to exercise any pries!ly function, and will
not be allowed 80 to do until he shall
have mado bis peace with Romo. AS a
prizes! he 10 In state OF suspended en!ma'
ton, and he must coon purge himself Of
contempt OF authority, or he will be un.
froeked for all time.
The behaviour Of this talented man ia
beyond comprehenlion.- From tho day
that he locked horns with the authority
OF his church, he must have known that
he had planted hinseli on slippery ground
II he had determined to 30 that way he
ought to have withdrawn iron the priest
hood and resumed the individual freedom
which he gave up when he took his ordi'
nation VOWS. Then il the church had
tried to close his mouth, no would have
had on his aide tho whole body OF liberty
loving Americans. AS he haa place
himself, there ID no incentive or excuse
to become enthuged in DR.. McG'ynu's be-
half -.-
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twill DO seen that the cotton industry
has suffered less than the other thrse.
The reason for this is that England con-
trolls large duty.frce market in India for
her cotton goods. AS 3 matter o. fact the
value OF her exports Of cotton goods to
all other countries hHa decreased in the
period Of our comparisons no less than
slSl. 9l5,O0O. Tho large increase in expor.
tation to Mdia has more than compensa.
ted for tho loss Of tlade elsewhere, and
the total increase during tho period has
bcen por cent, Ia the next and last let.
ter on this subject propose to present
statistica allowing that while Free Trade
may have increased the wealth Of those
persons holding foreign Investments aud
those engaged in importing Of foreign pro-
duce and manufacturers, it has seriously
injured the British producer and, rela-
lively speaking, conferred no benefit upon
the working CLASSES. g7s,E
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off the income Of your employer. Are you
ready for the sacrifice 10 pleass few I'M.
American theories, who would tattoo
their faces and put rings in their nosea II
1t was only Engli,h to thus disfgure them.
selves? There Is no reason why precisely
tho came results should not follow the re-
peal OF protective duties on American
manufactures as have here shown have
followed to England the repeal OF the pro.
tective duties on agricultural products.
II the loss OF capital Of the landowners
In England be computed OF 36 years pur.
chase, and that Of the farmers at 7 years
purchase OF the lost income, 1t will be seen
that this piece Of folly Inns cost England
no leua than $500, 100000. The cost to
the United States would far exceed these
figures. .E3
In view Of this terrible loss OF tho pro-
ductive force Of England, 1t Ia surprising
that the minority report Of tho Royal
Commission sayg:
IAN increased imports Of agricultural
produce consequent upon the withdrawal
OF labor from the cultivation Of our own
soil, the deterioration Of its condition, and
the diminutlon Of lie produce, and all nd.
ditlonal Tonnage OF shipping employed In
carrying ouch imports, are indications not
Of growth, but the decay OF our productive
capacity 5i-,
Yet we arc asked to give up vast pro-
ductive forces OF orr manufacturers that
we may ta
(al Increase our imports. ,a
! ~ Increase onr tonnage In foreign COM
meIce.
| icy Employ ships carrying merchandise
to our shores that we can better produce
at home. .g.. Emo,
| (d} Dscoy our producers into dietani
lands following this ignis jdtuus OF the
worlds market, hodged round as It Ia with
tariffs, while England, France and Ger
many are preying on our own.
And thus to add up the fictitious figures
0! our wonderful, commercial proareas
when In fact they Me the evidence OF tht
decay OF our productive capacity.
| Nor Ia II certain that Free Trade wou.t
bring us any increased demand for thu
products OF our strongest industries
Whila England held q monopoly In cor
tain lines OF manufacture she supplied tn
worlds markets. The day for that haI
paaaed, aud Free Trade haa proved power
less in checking the decrease Of exporta
ton IN the four great textile industries, q
the following table shows: W
Declared value OF exports Of textile manufacture
from United Kingdom In the two periods, 1870
| "a and 1851. ".".. y --r
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TOR sALE-ONE SECONDHAND
sso.. o. Z. vANKEUREN, Dairy Lunch Room M